Did you know that NSL News and NSL-TV go back to the USPA Nationals 2002? posted: Sep 6th, 2007 The USPA Nationals were already hosted once by Skydive Chicago. It was the year 2002 when the NSL News already traveled to Ottawa and reported live from the competition site. It was also the year when the Golden Knights won the 4-way competition over Airspeed Vertical and DeLand Majik.
The NSL News of the earlier years were not entered into the current database and cannot be accessed in the NSL on-line archives, which only go back to the 2003 season. However, the old files are still available, and the NSL News was curious to see how the event coverage of the USPA Nationals 2002 was concluded.
The... (more)
Did you know that Hayabusa's rounds nine and ten are coming with the final ESL countdown? posted: Sep 6th, 2007 Hayabusa Defence's rounds nine and ten at the FAI World Cup 2007 are now coming during the final countdown for the ESL Championship 2007.
The competition draw for the championship event of the European Skydiving League has already been posted in Belgium and will pop up at the NSL frontpage this evening. It is a separate competition draw only for the ESL Championship 2007, which begins tomorrow morning.
The Belgian national team is well prepared. Hayabusa Defence has spent Tuesday and Wednesday this week in the Dutch windtunnel in Roosendaal and is in good spirits: "We are hoping for a very... (more)
Did you know that new NSL-TV videos introduce teams from Colorado? posted: Sep 6th, 2007 New videos on NSL-TV introduce the five teams of the Colorado Skydiving League that competed at the August 11 meet. COSL Director Travis M. Roth commented the competition and provided more details of the teams.
Three of the five teams (Invictus, Mojo and Vertigo) represent the Air Force Academy with new cadets in new line-ups. Revolution and Mayhem are civilian teams. Mile Hi Mayhem is the current leader of the national Rookie Class Rankings and was introduced with a team profile on June 19. Mayhem will travel to Florida and compete at the NSL Championship 2007 on October 25 - 27 in DeLand.... (more)
Did you know that NPSL teams needed a tie-breaker for the 2007 championship? posted: Sep 5th, 2007 New scores from the Northern Plains Skydiving League have replaced the results of the Italian Nationals 2007 on the frontpage. It will only be a few more days until new scores from the ESL Championship 2007 will override the NPSL results. The USPA Nationals 2007 will then be next beginning on Saturday.
Sandy Grillet, NPSL Director, was facing a very unusual situation at the last meet of his 2007 season and called at the NSL headquarters when the meet was just concluded.
Nine teams had completed all six rounds in each competition class, and the results of the AA Class competition in the Northern... (more)
Did you know that a very exciting meet weekend is coming up? posted: Sep 4th, 2007 The June 2 meet weekend was the busiest one this year so far. The total of 74 teams on the leaderboard was a new record for the NSL News. However, the upcoming weekend will most likely beat all previous records and once again bring scores and news from several different events.
The combination of the USPA Nationals 2007 and the ESL Championship 2007 alone will offer so much information that the valued NSL audience better prepares to spend a lot of time on-line this weekend.
The scores will not be listed on the same leaderboard since both major events will apply separate competition draws.... (more)
Did you know that the Italian Nationals 2007 produced only one national team so far? posted: Sep 3rd, 2007 The newest scores on the current NSL leaderboard have come from Italy. Sara Sacchet, Italian FAI judge, provided the NSL News once again with meet information. She had already updated the NSL News audience on June 12 when the Italian teams competed at a regional meet in Fano, Italy.
This time, Italy's national championship 2007 was on the meet agenda and was completed on Saturday, September 1. The event was held in Cumiana, a skydiving center near Turin. (more)